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Medal - Victoria Coronation, T. Halliday, silver

Location United Kingdom
Year 1838
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Shape Round
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Reverse description Allegorical coronation scene in high relief depicting Queen Victoria seated centrally on a throne, being crowned by four attendant female figures representing allegorical virtues or nations, one bearing a Union shield at left and another holding a serpent at right. A winged Victory flies above the group holding a palm frond. The date inscription appears in the lower exergue, with the engraver's signature to the right field.
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Reverse lettering LONG LIVE THE QUEEN CORONATION JUNE 28.1838 HALLIDAY.F.
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